Talking about the heroin addiction problem is simpler than identifying solutions. However, that is where a crowd of Kenai Peninsula residents started Thursday night at… Continue reading
Kenai’s airport land belongs to a new zone — the airport light industrial zone, designated for airport-related uses such as hangars, aircraft sales and repair… Continue reading
Members of the Kenai City Council will decide a dispute over a proposed housing development in Kenai’s Thompson Park subdivision. A March 23 meeting of… Continue reading
In the world of monarchs, battle games and quests, Kenai live action role players are moving up. The group of live-action role players, commonly called… Continue reading
JUNEAU, Alaska — Gov. Bill Walker’s newly repackaged tax proposals have landed with a thud in the Alaska Legislature, with criticism over having all the… Continue reading
Several industry sources and a former plant manager have confirmed that the seafood processor Great Pacific Seafoods has shut down its Alaska operations. Representatives from… Continue reading
Under the Every Student Succeeds Act, educators in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s rural and small schools may not meet new qualification requirements, and… Continue reading
Editor's note: This story has been changed to correct the title of Central Peninsula Hospital Director of External Affairs and Marketing Bruce Richards. The Alaska… Continue reading
Editor's note: This article has been corrected to show that Fish and Game has returned to the regulations listed in the regulations book for the… Continue reading
Editor's note: This article has been corrected to show that Wayne Bumpus did not protest the development of the gravel pit, only the possible use… Continue reading
When a patron of the Kenai Community Library prepared to sit down on one of the building’s chairs last week, he luckily noticed it was… Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend will likely bring a wash of fishermen down to the Kenai Peninsula with school out, predicted temperatures in the 60s and the… Continue reading
Sterling resident Laurel Lee has been found guilty of one count of second-degree sexual abuse of a minor. After more than a day of… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and State of Alaska are preparing to institute new requirements set forth in the Every Student Succeeds Act, or… Continue reading
Robb Justice gets his inspiration from country music legends, and earlier this spring the leader of the Americana-style band that bears his name had a… Continue reading
After three and a half days of listening to testimony, a jury was sent Tuesday to deliberate on whether Sterling resident Laurel Lee is guilty… Continue reading
The Swanson River landing and campground will be closed for two days on Wednesday and Thursday for some maintenance work. The Swanson River campground is… Continue reading
There are bits and pieces of the Kenai Peninsula’s history scattered in archives from Russia to Washington, D.C. It’s hard to get a detailed picture… Continue reading
Here we go, again.This Legislature’s fourth special session began midday Monday when legislators were given bills to address two of Gov. Bill Walker’s 10 original… Continue reading
Homer resident and Quest College student Parker Sorensen, Quest graduate and Juneau-native Iris Neary, Quest student Giovanfrancesco “Frenchie” Varoli, and Swiss pre-med student Florence Nikles… Continue reading
